Rep. Nick Begich, a Republican from Alaska, seeks re-election as the state’s sole House representative. This election, he confronts competition from 14 other contenders.
One significant opponent is Bill Hill, an independent. Hill is known for his work as a commercial fisherman and his past role as a school superintendent. Notably, Anchorage pastor Matt Schultz, who was leading as the top Democrat, ended his campaign last month and endorsed Hill publicly.
Alaska’s primary system is distinctive. It features an open ballot where candidates appear irrespective of their party affiliations. From this list, the top four candidates move forward to the general election.

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